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coffee break #39: the grading continues...

  1. Create a one-word name for your group (plus the number for your hour) followed by a colon and the first names of everyone in your group. Add your group alphabetically under the "Groups" heading on this page. Here's an example: (Docents3: susan, frank, gwen, jordan)

  2. Create your own wike page within the 2009-fall-research-paper wiki. It's easy! Just click on New Page (above) and begin. Be sure to "Save" before navigating away from your page (or any page you are editing). When you begin your wiki, choose a font color and font style that is unique. That way when we compile our wiki pages, we'll be able to see who contributed what. Once you've made this selection, set your group information on this page in the matching font/color.

  3. Begin to type your group's research paper "pearls of wisdom" into your wiki page. I'm thinking it would work well to create a bulleted list. Feel free to insert helpful websites and to have some fun with the wording of your entries. Include problems to watch out for as well as suggestions of any kind which you think might help someone else.

  4. When each group has finished their pages we'll see if we can blend our results into one page.
  5. The goal of this wiki work is to: help future research paper writers, de-brief our own experiences, practice using a wiki. They can be great for collaborative work in any area!
  6. This is the first time I've created a group wiki. Feel free to suggest ideas for making our research paper response wiki the best it can be!


"Groups" (Insert your group name followed by the first names of your members alphabetically under this heading):
Group Amazing-1
Andrew Decker
Nathan Dills
Carley Morris
Barbara Mohrmann
Group K.A.B.L.A.H.1: Katie, Anna, Becca, Lara, Allison, Hannah
Group TheBunkerExperience: Aaron, Kyle, Colin, Chloe, Michael
Gambit1: Joe Vishu Kayln Henry Bobby